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Starting immediately to the north is Ascot Resources Ltd:
Also to the north and elsewhere is Scottie Resources Corp:
Further north, in the same geological package, is Newcrest and the world-class Brucejack gold deposit:
https://www.newcrest.com/our-assets/brucejack
All the mining and exploratoin described above is situated on the western side of the minerals-rich Golden Triangle of British Columbia shown in the map below, which also shows the location of Roanan's claims.
Past mining of gold- and silver-bearing veins on Roanan's claim have been sub-vertical and associated with faulting. Shown below are cross-sectional illustrations* of common ore shoot controls in normal and normal-oblique fault-vein systems. Vein development is shown in red. Careful structural mapping of existing adits and of core from new drill holes can be used used to identify areas with a maximum likelihood of vein development.
The Roanan claims also have potential for hosting a porphyry copper/gold deposit, which can often be the source of the kind of vein mineralisation present on the Roanan claims. The relationship between epithermal gold veins and copper/gold porphyry deposits is shown in the figure below*.
* These illustrations are from Rhys, D. A., Lewis, P. D., & Rowland, J. V. (2020). "Structural controls on ore localization in epithermal gold-silver deposits: a mineral systems approach" in Reviews in Economic Geology, v. 21, pp. 83–145.